Report
Patrick Artus

The world’s deindustrialisation affects the euro zone more than the United States: What consequences?

The euro zone’s exports and industry are far larger than those of the United States: the world’s deindustrialisation therefore affects the euro zone far more than the United States. This means that: US growth will now be chronically higher than euro-zone growth; Interest rates will remain higher in the United States than in the euro zone; And capital will be attracted from the euro zone to the United States, leading to a trend appreciation of the dollar against the euro.
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Natixis
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Patrick Artus

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